Kaia DLT Foundation, a public blockchain formed through the merger of the Klaytn and Finschia networks, and LINE NEXT have announced plans to introduce a stablecoin-powered Web3 super-app.

The app, currently under the working name ‘Project Unify’, will provide users with various fintech and Web3 functions, including stablecoin yield, payments, remittances, on/off-ramps, and Web3 apps.

A beta version of the app is set to be released later this year.

The application will be available as a standalone Kaia product and as a LINE NEXT-operated Mini Dapp (decentralised app). Unify service on Mini Dapps will be offered by integrating it with Dapp Portal, with features customised to local regulatory requirements.

According to a statement, users of the Unify app will be able to deposit stablecoins into their wallets, receiving real-time incentives.

The app will also allow for stablecoin transfers via messaging, payments at global merchants, and paybacks. The on/off-ramp solutions will grant users access to over 100 Web3 applications with additional rewards.

The platform is planned to support tokens pegged to a range of currencies, including the US dollar, Japanese yen, Thai baht, Korean won, Indonesian rupiah, Philippine peso, Malaysian ringgit and Singapore dollar.

With this broad currency support, Kaia aims to position itself as a central hub for stablecoin issuance, payments, and yield opportunities across Asia.

Furthermore, Unify will be accompanied by a software development kit (SDK) intended for issuers and developers.

Kaia DLT Foundation chairman Dr Sam Seo said: “Project Unify is Kaia’s strategic project to seize the opportunity in dominating the Asian stablecoin market, offering diverse convenience-enhancing fintech and entertaining services.

“Another core element is the   stablecoin orchestration layer – Asia’s payment infrastructure remains highly fragmented, and Kaia is uniquely positioned to consolidate it and drive cross-border financial inclusion.”